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LBM 022LP
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The debut album by Magnetic Tailors. The self-titled LP showcases the diverse influences that have shaped the style of this emerging project straight from Marseille's deepest underground, in a perfect blend of two unique sounds that represent the very soul of the group. Half hip-hop and soul, half reggae, the album features some of the most talented African artists such as Bhekiwe, Indigo Saint, and Adam Raad, as well as leading exponents of underground hip-hop such as Blurum13, DJ Vadim's partner in the Oneself project, and Blacc El, protagonist, among others, of an exceptional duet with the amazing voice of Giulietta Passera, from Sweet Life Society and Mangaboo. A sound that reflects the influences and roots of the Magnetic Tailors and their city, a vibrant place of encounter and contamination for very different cultures and realities that come together in a unique and original artistic expression. Take a trip into the energy of vibrant Marseille enjoying this album that translates the vibe of its winding alleys and lively street markets into music. Published by Four Flies Records. Edition of 500.
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LBM 002EP
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Woxow is back with another 7", and this time it's all about reggae. After pressing the original song and K+Lab remix, now this is the turn for DJ Maars's remix. "Chaos" is a track where the Italian producer Woxow managed to persuade not just rocksteady legend Ken Boothe to appear on it but also Akil from Jurassic 5 and Blurum13 as well. Secret producer Smile Davis makes his debut throwing a reggae flip on Woxow's jazzy vibes "Look Around", featuring lyrics from New York MC Stimulus. Orange vinyl; Edition of 200 (hand-numbered).
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LBM 001EP
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"CHAOS" takes its influence from the golden age boom-bap era of hip-hop. Woxow's message has been perfectly delivered by two great rappers, Akil the MC from Jurassic 5 and Blurum13, while on the other side the chorus sang by the legendary Ken Boothe from Jamaica, sounds like an absolutely extraordinary event (as Mr. Boothe doesn't go very often for featuring nowadays), topping the tune with his still outstanding soulful voice with a touch that recall the "work songs" feeling. New Zealand master of intergalactic funk, K+Lab provides a remix on the B side.
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